Neil devised this workshop as an alternative to the (in our opinion lame) workshops suggested in a published curriculum.
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This board game workshop was very popular. As you can see from the mini movie, youth had a good time with it. And reports
indicate that kids as young as 4 or 5 came back the next week wanting to play again.
The game board is two sheets of bristol board taped together. Spaces are coloured dots in applied in a wiggly style with
glowy markers. Fully coloured in dots get to pick a bonus points question card. A 10-sided die made the game a bit more unique.
Playing pieces were various small dolls, animals and vehicles we scooped up around the house. There's a box on the board where
the Golden Rule is taped on, and a box showing where bonus point cards are placed.
We started with 14 cards, but Neil felt we needed more. So another 14 were devised. Cards follow the pattern of describing
a scenario and being 'unkind' to others sets you back a few spaces, and being 'kind' to others bumps you ahead several.
Card sheets are simply laid out in 2-column format. So cut between columns, and snip out the questions between paragraphs.
The question cards won't be exactly the same size, but who cares?!
